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Addison Park District Summer 2020
Activity & Program Guide
addisonparks.org
addisonparks.org
Registration begins
June 8thWelcome to the Addison Park District
Digital Guide - June 2020
We continue to follow the guidelines in the State of Illinois Restore Illinois Plan, and the Park District team is developing plans for
the return of programming and reopening of facilities as detailed in Phase 3-Recovery. We are excited to provide our residents
with both at-home virtual and in-person programming.
Newsflash... Registration Opens on Addison All Star Summer
Monday June 8th Where summer fun begins!
As we begin Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois Plan, the following will open with proper Activities: Hiking trips, learn to play sports,
social distancing: head to new places during virtual field trips,
planting of children’s garden, dance parties,
• All Star Summer camps begin June 15 - held outdoors recreational games, art and craft projects,
• Youth Athletic Classes/Drills held outdoors (examples: soccer, basketball, karate) fitness day and movie day.
• Tennis Courts – singles play only
• Adult Pickleball Tournaments - coming soon at Foxdale Park Where: Community Rec Center and Commu-
• Links & Tees Driving Range, open 7am -10pm nity Park, 120 E. Oak Street. Indoor facilities
• Links and Tees Golf Course – reservation required call 630.607.5550 available for inclement weather. Addison All
• Outdoor Group Fitness – coming soon Star Summer will meet rain or shine.
• One-on-One Personal Training at Club Fitness
• Team Practices for Youth Sports Associations on our various ball fields Dates: June 15th - August 28th.
• Parks remain open for walking, jogging, and biking as long as social distancing Ages preschool to 8th grades
guidelines are followed.
Visit the interactive parks map www.addisonparks.org/ places to go.
• Playgrounds and Splash Pad remain closed until further notice.
• All of our facilities remain closed at this time
How to Register: We encourage patrons to register on-line for all our summer programs and classes. Visit www.addisonparks.
org. If you need telephone assistance please call 630-233-7275 between normal business hours of 9am to 5pm. For In person
registration, you must schedule an appointment for registration at Community Center only. The building remains closed.
Reminders for the NEW IN-PERSON classes and programs:
Class sizes will be maxed at 10 children to follow phase 3 group size requirements.
Instructors will wear face coverings.
Participants will wash hands upon arrival and wear face coverings when applicable.
Only participants will be allowed in the building. Curbside drop-off will take place for Camps
Staff will meet students at vehicles and escort them.
If participant/staff members shows symptoms of COVID, participant/staff will not enter the facility until CDC guidelines are
met.
“VIRTUAL” PROGRAMS that you participant at home: These will occur from the comfort of your own home via Zoom calls,
through access to YouTube videos, links to our Facebook video links and more. Please read descriptions fully to understand the
procedure for your specific class.
We are eager to see all of you at our programs, events and facilities! As we develop classes and programs look for our up
dates. Please practice social distancing, wear a face covering, and limit groups of 10 or fewer individuals. Thank you for your
patience and support of the Addison Park District. Look for more information and programs once we enter Phase 4 of the Re
store Illinois plan
1Addison All Star Summer Info
Where Summer Fun Begins!
June 15th - August 28th
Ages preschool to 8th grades.
Register early - Limited weekly participant
total to maximum of 50. Early bird pricing will
end on June 13th.
All participants must pre-register for the fol-
lowing week by the Friday prior at 4:30 p.m.
Addison All Star Summer
Monday through Friday
Fee: $140R/$170NR / activity code: 602200
Addison All Star Summer
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Fee: $105R/$125NR / activity code: 602201
Addison All Star Summer
Tuesday and Thursday
Fee: $84R/$104NR / activity code: 602202
Participant Guidelines: Participants must be able to wear the required mask to the
program for each day of attendance. The mask should cover nose and mouth at all Activities: Hiking trips, learn to play sports, head to new places during
times except when eating, or when outside and able to maintain safe social distance. virtual field trips, planting of children’s garden, dance parties, recreational
Parents are required to provide the facial mask for their children. Participants must games, art and craft projects, fitness day and movie day.
follow social distancing guidelines instructed to them by staff. Please dress children in
comfortable clothing such as shorts, t-shirt and Gym shoes. Please apply sunscreen Where: Community Rec Center and Community Park, 120 E. Oak Street.
prior to drop off. Remember, to fill out all required paperwork and list any allergies, Indoor facilities available for inclement weather. Addison All Star Summer
accommodations, or necessary information the program staff should be aware of. will meet rain or shine.
Emergency Forms/Waivers: All forms can be found at www.addisonparks.org . Please What to bring to the Addison All Star Summer:
print your own copies and drop-off on first day of attendance to the program. Backpack with supplies needed for the day. Addison All Star Summer may
ask parents to send specific supplies depending on activities.
Cleaning and Safety Protocols: The health and safety of our families will be the top • Sealed water-bottle sent every day with participant.
priority. We are adhering to the IDPH and CDC recommendations for preparedness • Disposable lunch bag (brown paper bag) with lunch. No fridge avail-
and taking additional steps as needed such as small group ratio and sizes and limiting able.
activities that do require close physical contact. Program staff and facility mainte- • Addison All Star Summer will supply a sealed morning snack and
nance staff will comply with all IDPH and CDC disinfecting/cleaning protocols. afternoon snack.
Addison All Star Summer will be led by staff with backgrounds in education, child • Sunscreen and hand sanitizer. Please label and seal in plastic bag.
development, or recreation. All staff will adhere to all IDPH and CDC guidelines with • Hat or headwear for sun protection not required but suggested.
safety being our top priority. All staff will have trainings focusing on health and safety • Provide facial mask per guidelines.
standards, certified in CPR/1st Aid and child wellness, best practice for social distanc- • Small blanket/towel for sitting on.
ing and mask wearing, behavior management, and program development for weekly
activities.
Drop-Off/Pick-up Procedures: NEW this year the Addison All Star Summer will be of-
fering curbside drop-off/pick-up for all families participating in the program. Families
will be required at drop-off, to answer a survey of questions regarding symptoms prior
to entering the program.Youth Sports & Athletics
Please call Austin at 630-656-6202
Kids Karate Club
Beginner (White Belt) Sports Kid Inc.
The Kid’s Karate Club is specifically designed Multi-Sport Mania
for children ages 4-14 and is taught in a unique Let’s play! Your child explores the wide world
way where children enjoy what they are doing, of sports as they participate in a different
learn more, and have additional confidence in sport each week, such as t-ball, soccer, floor
themselves as an individual. This progressive hockey, basketball and more. Children get a lot
martial arts program teaches the basics in ka- of practice with skills through creative and fun
rate, self-defense, sparring, kata, and children’s drills and games. Don’t miss out on the fun!
safety with belt progression through Black Belt. Age: 4-6
Karate uniforms are required and are available Location: Centennial Park
from the instructor for an additional $42.00 Soccer Shots Youth Soccer Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
fee. No Refunds after the 2nd week of class.
Age: 4-14 Mini 602602-10 Mon 6/15 – 7/6 5:45P – 6:15P
Location: Centennial Park Soccer Shots Mini is a high-energy program
introducing children to fundamental soccer
Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res
principles, such as using your feet, dribbling Intro to Archery
Code Day Date Time Learn the basics of a re-curve bow in a ex-
602602-07 Wed 6/17 – 8/5 5:45P – 6:15P and the basic rules of the game. Through fun
games, songs and positive reinforcement, chil- tremely safe environment. A nationally recog-
nized program is taught. Blunt-tipped arrows,
Intermediate (Yellow, Orange, dren will begin to experience the joy of playing
bows, and targets are provided. Technique and
soccer and being active.
and Green Belt) Age: 2-3 games will be a part of every class.
The Kid’s Karate Club is specifically designed Location: Centennial Park Age: 7-12
for children ages 4-14 and is taught in a unique Fee: $110 Res / $120 Non-Res Location: Centennial Park
way where children enjoy what they are doing, Code Day Date Time Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res
learn more, and have additional confidence in 602602-01 Tues 6/16 - 8/4 9:00A – 9:30A Code Day Date Time
themselves as an individual. This progressive 602602-02 Wed 6/17 - 8/5 5:15P – 5:45P 602602-12 Mon 6/15 – 7/6 6:45P – 7:00P
martial arts program teaches the basics in ka-
rate, self-defense, sparring, kata, and children’s
safety with belt progression through Black Belt.
Classic Pee Wee Tennis
Soccer Shots Classic utilizes creative and Your child will learn proper grip, basic strokes,
Karate uniforms are required and are available
imaginative games to focus on basic soccer and other beginning tennis fundamentals
from the instructor for an additional $42.00
skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting. We through lots of fun drills and tennis-like games.
fee. No Refunds after the 2nd week of class.
also highlight a positive character trait each This class also will help children to develop
Age: 4-14
session such as respect, teamwork, and ap- hand-eye coordination, movement skills, and
Location: Centennial Park
preciation. get a feel for the ball. Children will have a
Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res
Age: 3-5 blast and gain the proper foundation on which
Code Day Date Time
Location: Centennial Park they may continue to build and develop their
602602-08 Wed 6/17 – 8/5 6:20P – 6:50P
Fee: $110 Res / $120 Non-Res interest in tennis. Equipment will be provided
Code Day Date Time and age appropriate.
602602-03 Tues 6/16 - 8/4 9:40A – 10:15A Age: 4-6
Advanced (Blue Belt & Up) 602602-04 Wed 6/17 - 8/5 5:50P – 6:25P Location: Centennial Park tennis court
The Kid’s Karate Clb is specifically designed for
Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res
children ages 4-14 and is taught in a unique
way where children enjoy what they are doing, Premier Code Day Date Time
learn more, and have additional confidence in Soccer Shots Premier focuses on individual skill, 602602-14 Wed 6/17 – 7/8 6:00P – 6:45P
themselves as an individual. This progressive fitness, and sportsmanship, providing an oppor-
martial arts program teaches the basics in ka- tunity for children to be challenged through fun
rate, self-defense, sparring, kata, and children’s games and team interaction. Children will also
safety with progression through Black Belt. be introduced to competition in a developmen-
Parents may participate with their children at tally appropriate manner.
no cost as part of our Parent Helper Program. Age: 6-8
Karate uniforms are required and are available Location: Centennial Park
from the instructor for an additional $38.00 Fee: $110 Res / $120 Non-Res
fee. No Refunds after the 2nd week of class. Code Day Date Time
Age: 4-14 602602-05 Tues 6/16 - 8/4 10:25A – 11:10A
Location: Centennial Park 602602-06 Wed 6/17 - 8/5 6:35P – 7:20P
Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res
3
Code Day Date Time
602602-09 Tues 6/17 – 8/5 7:00P – 7:30PYouth Sports & Athletics
Please call Austin at 630-656-6202
Sports Kid Inc. Youth Gymnastics
Youth Tennis Tots Tumbling
Young players will learn the basics of tennis Learn the basics of gymnastics and tumbling
and then progress into more advanced skills through exciting activities geared towards bal-
such as ball receiving and placement, rallying ance and coordination. This fun and challenging
techniques, and court movement. Racket face class helps develop your child’s physical, mental,
control, ball bounce judgment, and space man- emotional, and social skills.
agement will be emphasized. Young players will Age: 3-6
develop the agility and coordination needed Location: Centennial Park
for effective tennis play. They will also focus on Fee: $50 Res / $60 Non-Res
their power and accuracy to improve perfor- Instructor: APD staff
mance. Situational drills and games will help Code Day Date Time
them to establish a solid foundation for future 602602-25 Thur 6/18-7/30 5:30P - 6:15P
development in the sport and build a lifelong
love of tennis. Equipment will be provided.
Age: 7-12 Soccer Skills & Drills
Location: Centennial Park tennis court Learn the basics of soccer while having fun
Fee: $34 Res / $43 Non-Res at the same time. Fundamentals of dribbling,
Code Day Date Time passing, and kicking will be covered through fun
games and activity! Younger groups will work
602602-16 Wed 6/17 – 7/8 6:45P - 7:45P
on coordination and motor skills, while older
Instructional T-ball groups will concentrate on teamwork and game
The focus of this program will be on help- situations.
ing your child to enhance batting, throwing, Age: 8-12
catching, and base running skills. Our fun Location: Centennial Park
approach is a great way to expose boys and Fee: $50 Res / $60 Non-Res
girls to teamwork and sportsmanship as we Instructor: APD staff
help young athletes to discover the excitement Code Day Date Time
of America’s favorite pastime. Players should 602602-24 Thur 6/18-7/30 5:30P - 6:15P
bring a water bottle, bat, and glove. Each item
should be labeled with his/her name. Parent
participation could be required to help main- Youth Fitness
tain social distancing guideline. Are you looking to get your child active and mov-
Age: 3-6 ing around outside? Join this brand new class
Location: Centennial Park that focuses on building their strength, speed,
Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res (3-4 yr) and athletic ability.
$35 Res / $43 Non-Res (5-6 yr) Age: 7-10
(3-4 yr old program): Location: Centennial Park
Code Day Date Time Fee: $25 Res / $35 Non-Res
602602-18 Tues 6/16 – 7/7 5:30P - 6:15P Instructor: APD staff
Code Day Date Time
(5-6 yr old program): 602602-26 Wed 6/17 – 7/8 5:00P - 5:45P
Code Day Date Time
602602-20 Tues 6/16 – 7/7 6:15P - 7:15P
Basketball Skill & Drills
This program will focus on the 3 key components
of basketball: shooting, dribbling, and pass-
ing. Kids will be challenged by different fun and
unique way to help bring their game to the next
level. Sportsmanship, teamwork, and defense will
also be noted throughout the program.
Age: 9-12
Location: Centennial Park
Fee: $25 Res / $35 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
602602-27 Wed 7/15 – 8/5 5:00P-5:45P
July 11, 2020Virtual Youth Programs
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Rock ‘n’ Kids is Rockin’ at Home Online Magic with Magician
with Music and Creative Move- Gary Kantor: Magic Session A
Dance
ment Stretching Technique
Magician Gary Kantor now teaches his popu- Ms. Natalie will cover stretching tech-
Enroll in this virtual class session to sing, dance, lar magic class online. This 45-minute online niques that can be done at home prior to
play and learn! Rock ‘n’ Kids provides the Tot class teaches children how to perform a mind- practicing dance at home.
Rock and Kid Rock music and creative move- boggling tricks using everyday household items.
Fee: FREE!
ment programs for children ages 1-6. Regis- Gary will start by explaining the secrets to the
tricks, and then both Gary and the children will
Link: https://youtu.be/cgJPBB2vjhk
tered participants will receive an email from
practice everything in great detail. The children
Rock ‘n’ Kids with that week’s pre-recorded,
private 30-minute virtual class, allowing will have a blast as they learn exactly what to Tiny Toes Ballet
say and do when performing in front of an audi- Help your child develop good coordination,
families to participate on their own time. The
ence. And since this class is online, it can be balance and timing by enrolling him or her in
session’s musical activities will be based on the
taken whenever it is convenient for your sched- this beginning class for the young dancer. This
theme of “My Box of Crayons!” Each class will
ule. And The videos can be watched again and class introduces children to focus on ballet.
explore a different color through music and
again and the entire family can even take this Fee: FREE!
movement, and will include opening songs,
class together! When you register, Gary Kantor Link: https://youtu.be/1whNYBkqT8o
weekly theme introduction, DIY instrument and
will email you directions on household items that
prop ideas, 4-6 additional music activities,
and closing songs. Class activities will involve are needed for the class as well as the specific Tiny Toes Tap
code to allow you to watch the magic videos. Help your child develop good coordination,
rhythm, fine and gross motor, imaginative play,
balance and timing by enrolling him or her in
sensory integration and listening skills. Rock ‘n’
Code Time Date Age R/NR Fee this beginning class for the young dancer. This
Kids has been enjoying children’s wiggles and
602204-01 Online 6/1 – 6/30 5 - 12 $13 class introduces children to focus on tap.
giggles for 25 years! You won’t want to miss
Fee: FREE!
this chance for safe, musical fun and learning
Link: https://youtu.be/cw78MYrq6BM
with your child! Pre-recorded classes will be
emailed to participants weekly from: June 15 - Online Balloon Animal Work- Dance Circuit
August 3. Participation is at your convenience! shop: Balloon Animal Session A Dance Circuit: Different types of warmups and
Your time, your way! Music and movement for dance moves. The dance circuit video can be
children! Visit www.rockitkids.com or call 847- done 1 or as many times as you can in a day.
961-6584. These are 30-minute virtual classes. Professional balloon artist Gary Kantor intro-
duces a 45-minute online class that teaches Geared towards the more advanced variation.
Welcome video to explain how the pro- Fee: FREE!
gram will run: https://m.youtube.com/ children the techniques needed to take plain
balloons and transform them into incredible Link: https://youtu.be/jMJJ6jxfqjY
watch?v=uChp07k0zX8
balloon animals (like dogs, butterflies, fish,
Code: 602203-01
Time: Online etc.). By watching these online videos children Stretching Technique
will create their own balloon animals, with Gary Ms. Natalie will cover stretching techniques
Date: 6/15 – 8/3 1 that can be done at home prior to practicing
Age: 6 Yrs walking them through each step in the process.
And this class is not just for the kids; parents dance at home.
R/NR Fee: $60 per household Fee: FREE!
will have a blast if they join the experience.
Additionally, you can sign up again since each Link: https://youtu.be/cgJPBB2vjhk
session makes different animals. Note: You will
need your own balloons and balloon pump. Basic Jazz Technique
When you register, Gary Kantor will email you Miss Katie will show in this video to focus on
directions on household items that are needed basic jazz technique in a fun and safe way.
for the class as well as specific code to allow Watch, listen and have fun.
you to watch the balloon animal workshop Fee: FREE!
videos. Link: https://youtu.be/qYxgLSUelvo
Code Time Date Age R/NR Fee
602204-02 Online 6/1 – 6/30 7+ $13 Ballet Technique
Learn the how to for basic ballet technique
with Miss Katie. APD Dance Rocks!
Fee: FREE!
Link: https://youtu.be/nJFvSNeSoc0Virtual Youth Programs
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Art
Colored Pencil Drawing
Colored pencil artist Margaret Bucholz will show you
with simple steps of drawing an apple with colored pen-
cil which will help participants learn how to shade with
drawing a round object. Pencil type used is Prismacolor
colored pencils in crimson red, white, canary yellow, and
dark green. Supplies needed are colored pencils, tea
strainer, paper towel, Strathmore – toned tan paper, and
eraser.
Fee: FREE!
Link: https://youtu.be/xac9ufc01hg
Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist
encouraged to participate.
Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural Arts
Wet-on-Wet Watercolor of a Cat
You’ll learn how to create a wet-on-wet watercolor mas-
terpiece. The paint type is three tubes of watercolor paint
of opera, yellow and blue, three paint brushes, elephant
ear sponge, plexiglass sheet, and watercolor paper. Wet-
on-wet (also referred to as wet-in-wet) is one of those
terms that quite literally means what it says. Painting wet-
on-wet is applying fresh (wet) paint onto a wet surface or
onto paint that is still wet rather than onto paint that has
dried. The result is colors that blend into one another and
mix in the painting. Definition from liveabout.com. Art is
done by Artist is Margaret Bucholz.
Fee: FREE!
Link: https://youtu.be/-VjwCcsLAIc
Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist encour-
aged to participate.
Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural Arts
Paint a Bouquet of Flowers
Scholarship
You will learn how to create a painted bouquet with The Addison Park District believes that every
flowers. The supplies needed are acrylic paints of resident should have an opportunity to participate
white, green, blue, red and yellow as well as a can- in recreational programs regardless of economic
vas and acrylic brushes. Directions are listed in hardship. The park district in cooperation with the
the description of the video on the YouTube chan- Addison Parks & Recreation Foundation, offers this
nel APD Cultural Arts. Artist is Margaret Bucholz. financial assistance program for people in need.
Fee: FREE! We encourage you to view the program details on-
Link: https://youtu.be/qsZ7E7jwImw line. The application forms can be found on the
Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist en- Addison Park District Web at: www.addisonparks.
couraged to participate. org.
Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural ArtsAdult Fitness
Please call Austin at 630-656-6202
Pickleball Tournament
Pickleball is often described as a mix of ping-pong, tennis and badminton played on a mini tennis court
with an oversize paddle and ball similar to a whiffle ball. It is fast, fun, addictive and can be played
by people of all ages and athletic abilities. Tournament format will be round robin play using a scoring
system based on points scored. Register by yourself, no partner needed.
Age: 18 & Older
Location: Foxdale Park tennis courts
Fee: $30
Instructor: APD staff
Code Day Date Time
602602-22 Wed 6/17/2020 9:00A – 12:00P
602602-23 Wed 6/24/2020 9:00A – 12:00P
One-on-One Personal Training
If fitness, strength, and endurance is your goal – then sessions with a personal trainer is time well-spent.
Benefits include:
Define Fitness Goals
A personal trainer helps you define individual fitness goals and creates a roadmap to get there. A professional
will help you focus on smaller goals that are specific and realistic; they are more attainable, setting you up to
achieve the larger, more audacious goal.
Create a Personalized Workout
Personal trainers create a specific workout plan just for you based on the goals you want to achieve. This is not a
one-size-fits-all workout routine you would find in a book or magazine. Your trainer can make accommodations
to the program if you have an injury, bad back or knees, or aversion to something like water.
Motivation and Celebration
Motivation is often difficult to maintain when you exercise on your own. Regular sessions with a personal trainer create accountability, which is a real motivator to not
let down yourself or them. But there is also something to be said for feeding that part of our brain that craves praise.
A Trainer Holds You Accountable
If you lack self-motivation, a personal trainer could be key to getting your new fitness routine off the ground says the University of Wisconsin Health.
When you exercise on your own, it is easier to skip a session or fall off the schedule completely since there is no one to hold you to your actions. When you work with a
trainer, you are far more likely to show up and do the work.
Coming soon
Small Group Outdoor Fitness Classes
Summer is here and it’s time to start sweating outside again! We can’t think of a better way to celebrate the
warmer temperatures than with a little outdoor fitness.Virtual Fitness
Please call Shawn at 630-656-6207
To help keep our members in alignment with their fitness goals, the Park District has released weekly videos encourag-
ing members to stay active. Videos contain a variety of content that includes exercise tutorials, workout routines, and a
yoga session.
Watch Here Watch Here
This hour-long Gentle Flow Yoga Class with Ismini is designed for Our most popular fitness instructor is Nico. Showing you how to prop-
all levels. She encourages us to connect our breathe and move our erly stretch, squat, and build your core by planking!
bodies.
Watch Here Watch Here
Sharon & Toni will move your body through a series of (mostly) seated Steph teaches us her Home Circuit routine using minimal/no equip-
and standing exercises, that build endurance and improve flexibility. ment. She encourages our members to stay fit while staying home.Golf
Please call Todd at 630-607-5550
Tots Group Lessons* PBGA BOGIE PLAYERS*
Tots golf is a fun 8 week lesson program for Bogie Junior Golf is for students ages 7 -10
children 4 - 6 years old. Classes are divided into years old. The class meets 3 days a week from
two 4 week sessions. Mondays from 9:00 - 9:45 10:00 am - 12:00 Noon; on Monday, Tuesday and
or Tuesdays from 9:00 - 9:45. These classes Wednesday. The object of this class is to give the
promote fundamentals to enhance the students student a solid understanding of the fundamen-
motor skills. All classes are under the direction tals of golf and to introduce them to playing the
of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of game on the golf course. All classes are under
the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the the direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois
State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top
Hannon. 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA
Age: 4-6 Instructor David Hannon.
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility Age: 7 - 10
Fee: $125 Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility
Fee: $200
Code Day Date Time
MT - 01 Mon 6/22, 6/29 9:00A - 9:45A Code Day Date Time
TT - 01 Tues 6/23, 6/30 9:00A - 9:45A J - 01 Mon - Wed 6/15 - 6/17 10:00A - 12:00P
J - 02 Mon - Wed 6/22 - 6/24 10:00A - 12:00P
Group Lessons, Plus Play* J - 03 Mon - Wed 6/29 - 7/1 10:00A - 12:00P
Group Lessons, Plus Play - Is a great class to get
both; group instruction along with 9 nine holes PBGA Par Shooters*
after. This give you a chance to work on what Par Junior Golf is for students ages 11 -14 years
you just learned in class. This group meets Thurs- old. The class meets 3 days a week from 1:00 pm
day at 2:00pm and goes till about 5:00pm. All - 3:00 pm; on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch The object of this class is to give the student a
a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a solid understanding of the fundamentals of golf
Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along and to introduce them to playing the game on
with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon. the golf course. All classes are under the direc-
Age: 7 - 17 tion of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher
Fee: $90 in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor
David Hannon.
Code Day Date Time Age: 7 - 10
G - 01 Thurs June 18 2:00P - 5:00P Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility
G - 02 Thurs June 25 2:00P - 5:00P Fee: $200
Code Day Date Time
Group Lessons, Plus Play* I - 01 Mon - Wed 6/15 - 6/17 1:00P - 3:00P
Saturday Friends & Family Group Learning - Is I - 02 Mon - Wed 6/22 - 6/24 1:00P - 3:00P
group instruction that meets on Saturday eve- I - 03 Mon - Wed 6/29 - 7/1 1:00P - 3:00P
nings from 4:00pm - 7:10pm. In this group class
you will get 45 minutes of instruction time on ei-
ther the driving range, putting green or chipping * Class Registration
area. Then from 5:00pm - 7:10pm you will be on For registration call: Chuck Lynch at
the golf course with an instructor. You will then 847-436-1652 or email at Chuck@play-
learn how we take the fundamentals learned
from class and put them to work on the course.
bettergolfacademy.com
All classes are under the direction of Chuck
Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year
and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State.
Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon.
Age: 7 - UP
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility
Fee: $180 group of 2, $240 group of 3, $280
group of 4
Code Day Date Time
F - 01 Sat June 20 4:00P - 7:10P
F - 02 Sat June 27 4:00P - 7:10PStrong bank.
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